Windows Management Instrumentation Command Line


  1. Alpha90
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    Windows Management Instrumentation Command Line


    I have never needed to use the Windows Management Instrumentation CLI before and i am unfamiliar with the syntax. Has anyone ever seen or written a tutoral for the WMI CLI before?
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  3. A Guy
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    A quick google found some references:

    WMIC - Take Command-line Control over WMI

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